Chapter 3. Request Objects
In this chapter
The first two chapters looked at Active Server Pages from a high level, discussed distributed application development, and talked about the built-in ASP.NET languages.
In this chapter, you’ll see how to use the ASP.NET Request object. This important object runs on the server and you use methods, properties, and collections to program it. You’ll learn about the most commonly used Request object and collections, and how to use them in your ASP.NET applications.
As you’ve already seen, VB, C#, and JScript inside ASP.NET pages enable the server to modify content that is seen in the Web browser. This enables you to collect and display values such ...
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